Sentence examples for Capital implications from inspiring English sources

Plus the human capital implications of not adapting to a consumer user centric approach will have long tail effects on retention and employee engagement.

Because our sales growth has brought some working capital implications, we are carefully planning to manage growth and provide for steady cash flow.

"Either they restructure [the conduits], which will be time consuming and difficult, or they bring [the loans] back on the books, which has regulatory-capital implications," says Donna Fisher, director of tax and accounting at the American Bankers Association.

We first develop the arguments for studying capital market implications at the aggregate level as well.

"But that wild card, that sword of Damocles, is going to be what the capital market implications are if there is a major credit event in Europe".

The accounting literature has traditionally focused on firm-level studies to examine the capital market implications of earnings and other accounting variables.

Immigration enforcement activities and the resulting deportation fear are contextual factors that undermine trust in community institutions and social capital, with implications for health and effective integration processes.

In our recent paper, we find that the tone of language in Securities and Exchange Commission SECcommentent letters after enforcement reviews has capital market implications, which are amplified or abbreviated based on the strength of a given country's enforcement.

Fund turnover and capital gains implications are explained when you create a hypothetical portfolio and plot its expected performance.

"Following the approach taken by previous reorganisations in England the cost fell to the council taxpayer and Deloitte's research shows that the capital financing implications of borrowing could put 1% to 2% on the council tax bill based on comprehensive past re-organisations in Wales, Scotland and England," it said.

If Flipkart doesn't win (and winning may be 1x capital), the implications for the rest of the market are very bad.